Forbes has compiled more evidence that Disney is still struggling to turn a profit from Star Wars. In 2012, the massive studio acquired Lucasfilm from founder George Lucas for $4 billion and took ownership of Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Willow in the process. Under the stewardship of Kathleen ...
Read MoreRemember The Hollywood Reporter’s breakdown of Star Wars’ performance under Disney? Forbes has responded, highlighting the TV side of the downturn under Disney. I remember when The Mandalorian first aired, and even when season 2 was on, the ratings were great. It seemed like making Star Wars TV ...
Read MoreEntertainment media looks like it’s in a bit of a tailspin right now. Perhaps they’re shell-shocked in the wake of so many failures they were convinced would be monster hits, realizing that their protected studios’ critics are much more numerous than they thought. They’re likely also dazed f...
Read MoreMarvel’s newest series is not the win Disney+ desperately needs. The streaming service is still reeling from the embarrassment of The Acolyte, the Star Wars series from Leslye Headland that bombed so hard Disney quickly put the kibosh on any hopes of a second season, not that many people seemed to...
Read MoreThat Park Place has an exclusive report showing that The Acolyte, the latest Disney+ Star Wars series which was canceled a month ago, went tens of millions of dollars over its already astronomical budget. For reference, Obi-Wan Kenobi had a budget of $90 million, and The Book of Boba Fett cost aroun...
Read MoreWe’re finally hearing more about Skeleton Crew as the Star Wars show fast approaches its December 3rd release on Disney+. D23 brought us the first (legal) footage of Skeleton Crew, and now we have photos courtesy of Entertainment Weekly. Entertainment Weekly’s Dalton Ross also spoke with Skeleto...
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